Stradivarius Tall d92 straight wide-leg jeans - Grey - 8

Based on the design, these jeans are generally fitted at the waist and then relax into a straight wide leg. For the most accurate fit, it's recommended to consult the brand's specific size guide if available, as sizing can vary slightly between brands.

'Vintage look' typically refers to a fabric treatment that gives the denim a slightly worn, faded, or distressed appearance, mimicking the look of older, well-loved jeans. This contributes to the overall aesthetic.

While technically possible, for 100% cotton jeans, it's highly recommended to air dry or tumble dry on a very low heat setting and remove them while still damp. High heat can cause significant shrinkage and affect the fabric's integrity over time.

These high-waist wide-leg jeans are incredibly versatile. For a balanced look, pair them with a fitted top, a tucked-in blouse, or a bodysuit. For footwear, sneakers, ankle boots, or even a chic block heel work well to complement the wider leg silhouette.

As they are 100% cotton, these jeans will offer minimal stretch compared to denim with elastane. They will soften and slightly mold to your body with wear, but significant stretching is unlikely.

While the grey color family is consistent, the specific washed finish can have slight variations between individual pairs due to the nature of the dyeing and washing process, giving each pair a unique character.

This is common with 100% cotton. Use a fabric softener during the wash cycle or simply wear them; they will soften and mold to your body over time.

Ensure you are washing in cold water and air drying. If machine drying, always use a low heat setting and remove while slightly damp. You can try gently stretching the jeans when they are still damp to regain some size.

Always wash your jeans inside out with cold water and mild detergent. Avoid excessive washing and harsh chemicals. Air drying also helps preserve color better than machine drying.

Promptly remove jeans from the washer and either hang them to air dry or, if machine drying, remove them immediately after the cycle ends. Ironing while slightly damp or using a steamer can help smooth out wrinkles effectively.